Holland Reflects on Oilers Game 7 Loss and Path to Kings GM Role
Los Angeles Kings General Manager Ken Holland spoke with Scott Oake on After Hours about his career progression, starting as an amateur scout and eventually becoming a GM. He also reflected on his time with the Edmonton Oilers, specifically the emotional impact of their Game 7 loss.
"It was a tough loss," Holland said about the Oilers’ Game 7, emphasizing how such moments shape leadership and resilience in professional hockey.
Holland shared insights into the challenges and lessons learned through his experiences, which prepared him for his current responsibilities with the Kings. His journey highlights the importance of persistence and growth in the sports management world.
Ken Holland’s story underscores how setbacks like the Oilers' playoff exit contribute to personal and professional growth, paving the way for leadership roles in the NHL.
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